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A Typical Day in the Life of a Computer Software Engineer   If you’re beginning your career in software development, you may wonder what your typical day as a programmer or engineer might look like. Of course, a lot of factors impact the average day for a software developer—are you a freelancer or a full-time employee? Are you working for a start-up or an established corporation? It is really hard to describe a typical day as a Software Engineer because when your daily work is creating products that can solve problems for millions of people across the globe, you cannot have a “typical” day. Every day is a new challenge. Yet, @ Toppr , we are going to try and decode what a typical day looks like in the life of a full-time computer software developer in a corporate setup. 8 am – Wakeup First cup of tea of the day, and the start of many…;-) 9.30 am – Head to work A software engineer needs to come in late or leave early, so they can start the day...

This One Skill Will Transform Your Life   Some people seem to have it and others don’t. It is a skill and a science that can change your life. It requires an awareness about yourself. And others. It is an expertise that is essential for engaging and connected communication. Excelling at it will attract people to you. They will want to hang out with you. Seek your wisdom and insights. The art of “listening” and communicating with focused attention is both a business and life skill worth learning and nourishing. When that is mastered then you can communicate with powerful connectedness. It then demands attention. What’s compelling listening look like? Just being… With someone’s soul. As if…they are the only person on the planet. Can you listen without thinking about your distracted minds contribution? Without searching for your next input to the conversation? Your opinion? It takes discipline. Practice. Focused eye contact. It also m...

9 Reasons Why A Blog is Important for Your Career and Life  The word “blog” sounds dull to me. There is no resonating romance, and trying to attach passion to it is a struggle. I see visions of over-sharers wrestling with technology to publish the mundane details of their everyday lives… but maybe that’s Facebook. “Blog” originated as slang for “web log.” Those two words were mauled and mangled and out popped “blog”. Try and explain that at a dinner party – you just have to love the magic of language, grammar and words. Always evolving. So why should you blog? Three motivations are the most obvious. A passion project . A blog is your digital portal to share your current passion online. It’s text and multimedia without ink stains or Facebook distractions. An entrepreneur’s platform . Maybe you’d like to write professionally, working with brands and advertisers to receive compensation for your creativity. An expert’s...

The 5 Powerful Pillars for Creating A Life of True Happiness We are all seeking one thing. Happiness. But I am not talking about those fleeting moments of happiness that we all have but a foundation and sense of well being that transcends momentary joy. We know when we feel those joyful moments. A completed task. Experiencing a beautiful sunrise. A goal achieved. Having your work affirmed. A time spent with friends connecting and laughing. But joy can be fleeting. The darkness But for many once that fleeting moment is past, familiar feelings of dread show up. Anxiety emerges. Reality creeps in. Often it turns up as we awake. In darkness. Fears both real and imagined knock on our front door. Debilitating and demotivating. Fears about money, relationships and life that challenge our security. George Harrison sums up what many of us have felt as we move through life in those dark moments in his song “Beware of Darkness” “Watch out now, take car...

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How India can become the manufacturing capital of the world The ease of  doing business could probably be the most important factor making in India a hub for manufacturing. Over the last two decades, China has been the hardware base of the world, while India has been the software base. With the new Samsung factory coming in, will India turn the tide and become the world’s hardware capital? The South Korean giant’s mobile phone factory at Noida will be the largest in the world, and close to 30% of the handsets made there will be exported. What does this signify for India? Can India overtake China in manufacturing supremacy? What should the government do to maintain the momentum? The coming of the Samsung factory might do to electronics manufacturing what Maruti did to the auto industry in the 1990s. When Maruti came in collaboration with Suzuki, the industry suddenly saw disruption. Suzuki brought scientific manufacturing techniques. And, the auto manuf...

U.S. Army Research Laboratory scientists have discovered a way to leverage emerging brain-like computer architectures for an age-old number-theoretic problem known as integer factorization.   By mimicking the brain functions of mammals in computing, Army scientists are opening up a new solution space that moves away from traditional computing architectures and towards devices that are able to operate within extreme size-, weight-, and power-constrained environments. "With more computing power in the battlefield, we can process information and solve computationally-hard problems quicker," said Dr. John V. "Vinnie" Monaco, an ARL computer scientist. "Programming the type of devices that fit this criteria, for example, brain-inspired computers, is challenging, and cracking crypto codes is just one application that shows we know how to do this." The problem itself can be stated in simple terms. Take a composite integer N and expre...

SpaceX Plans to Fly Tourists to the Moon—but 2018 Is Ambitious   The company isn’t known for meeting its own deadlines, and there’s a lot of testing yet to be done.   E lon Musk’s first space tourists are scheduled to take a trip around the moon by the end of 2018—but there’s a lot to get done before that happens.   His rocket company, SpaceX, has announced that two private individuals have paid a “significant deposit”—or a “little bit more than the cost of a crewed mission to the space station”—to secure spots on the journey of a lifetime. The trip will see them launched into space aboard a new people-carrying Crew Dragon capsule, lofted by a Falcon Heavy rocket. Then, they’ll head toward the moon, loop around it, and be returned to Earth. The unnamed passengers, who already know each other, will spend around a week completing the journey. The capsule should complete the mission autonomously, though in an emergency the crew...

Dueling neural networks. Artificial embryos. AI in the cloud. Welcome to our annual list of the 10 technology advances we think will shape the way we work and live now and for years to come. Every year since 2001 we’ve picked what we call the 10 Breakthrough Technologies. People often ask, what exactly do you mean by “breakthrough”? It’s a reasonable question—some of our picks haven’t yet reached widespread use, while others may be on the cusp of becoming commercially available. What we’re really looking for is a technology, or perhaps even a collection of technologies, that will have a profound effect on our lives. For this year, a new technique in artificial intelligence called GANs is giving machines imagination; artificial embryos, despite some thorny ethical constraints, are redefining how life can be created and are opening a research window into the early moments of a human life; and a pilot plan...